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Bothwell, Men’s 4x800m Relay Earn All-American Honors

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Men's Track and Field | 05.25.2023

MARION, Ind. – LC State Track and Field added two All-American honors to its history on Thursday with accolades in the decathlon and men's 4x800m relay. Christian Bothwell became the Warriors' first decathlete to finish in the top eight at the national meet and set a school record in the process.
 
"A pretty good day two," Head Coach Mike Collins said. "All-Americans in the 4x800 and decathlon, and London (Kirk) making the final of 400m were definitely highlights of the day." 
 
Bothwell set personal-bests in the javelin (48.97m) and 1,500m (4:48.33) to finish in the top five of both events. He finished eighth overall with a school-record total of 6,500 points. Justin Krabbenhoft placed 11th with 6,274 points. His PRed in the discus (32.30m) and javelin (42.40m). Caleb Moore finished 16th with 5,643 points.
 
The men's 4x800m relay team of Kobe Wessels, Conner May, Carter Gordon and Griffen Parsells ran the sixth-best time in the final at 7:40.03. The team earned All-American honors.
 
London Kirk punched his ticket to the final in the 400m with a time of 48.28. He finished sixth in the prelims.
 
Though missing the final by one spot, Madigan Kelly made history when she broke her own school record in the 100m hurdles. The Lewiston native clocked a time of 14.08 to placed 10th in the prelims.
 
"Madigan just missing the final in the 100m hurdles is disappointing, but she PRed and set another school record despite a small stumble out of the blocks," Collins explained.
 
Sydnie Zywina finished 16th overall in the women's triple jump with a mark of 11.56m. Griffen Parsells was 14th in the 800m (1:54.25) and the team of Anika Grogan, Sara Hathaway, Jennah Carpenter and Emily Collins placed 28th (3:57.14) in the women's 4x400m relay.
 
"Very proud of our 4x400m relay women," Collins said. "An injury forced us to jumble the lineup some and despite that they finished well above their seed coming into the race."
 
UP NEXT
The 2023 season concludes on Friday with six Warriors in event finals. Nikolous Bertling will close out his career in the pole vault and Ashley Britt will race one last time in the 400m hurdles. Junior Ike Hopper will run in the men's edition of the 400m hurdles, Kirk will run the 400m and Trenton Johnson will make his national debut in the triple jump. Sophomore Carpenter will look to defend her indoor high jump title in the outdoor event.
 
Stay up to date with all things Warrior Athletics at lcwarriors.com and on social media @LCWarriors.
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Players Mentioned

Ashley  Britt

Ashley Britt

Hurdles
Senior
Jennah Carpenter

Jennah Carpenter

Jumps/Combined
Sophomore
Emily  Collins

Emily Collins

Sprints
Freshman
Anika Grogan

Anika Grogan

Sprints
Junior
Sara Hathaway

Sara Hathaway

Hurdles/Combined
Junior
Madigan Kelly

Madigan Kelly

Hurdles
Sophomore
Sydnie Zywina

Sydnie Zywina

Jumps
Sophomore
Nikolous Bertling

Nikolous Bertling

PV
Senior
Christian Bothwell

Christian Bothwell

Combined
Senior
Carter Gordon

Carter Gordon

Mid-Distance
Sophomore

Players Mentioned

Ashley  Britt

Ashley Britt

Senior
Hurdles
Jennah Carpenter

Jennah Carpenter

Sophomore
Jumps/Combined
Emily  Collins

Emily Collins

Freshman
Sprints
Anika Grogan

Anika Grogan

Junior
Sprints
Sara Hathaway

Sara Hathaway

Junior
Hurdles/Combined
Madigan Kelly

Madigan Kelly

Sophomore
Hurdles
Sydnie Zywina

Sydnie Zywina

Sophomore
Jumps
Nikolous Bertling

Nikolous Bertling

Senior
PV
Christian Bothwell

Christian Bothwell

Senior
Combined
Carter Gordon

Carter Gordon

Sophomore
Mid-Distance